Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-07-15
FRIDAY, JULY Is
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Go to Focht Bros parlors for
ice cream,
Go to the tent, n. L. Corner of
the square, for pictures.
The hay crop is much better
than expected.
A fine line of confectionery just
received at Focht Bros.
Stanton makes a specially of
baby pictures; call at the tent
northeast corner.
L. C. Dunlap is in the hard
ware business on the east side.
Give him call.
Mrs. S. NJ. Link has been quite
sick for several days, but is now
much better.
The Cumberland Sunday school
held a picnic in the grove west OF
town yesterday.
You viii find staple and fancy
groceries, flour, etc, at
W. 2. Mason d Sous.
One more seasonable rain and
fhe corn crOD will he the heaviest
grown for years.
John Guinan made another
large shipment of butter tubs this
week.
ID. W. Goodson writes us from
Kansas City that n. a. Baylor has
made 100000 in real estate since
going to that city.
Ed. \. Russell preached at
Bible Grove, last Sunday. He
returned to kirksville Tuesday
morning,
While cyclones have played
havoc in many places this season,
this part of Missouri has not had
even a heavy wind.
New picture gallery northeast
corner of the square, B. T. Stan
ton, proprietor. Call at the tent
and see samples and prices.
The ladies of the W. r. c., will
give Comm cree Party and Lawn
Soc'a al, at the residence of Mr.. Joe
Miller, Tuesday evening 18th.
Everybody invited; lots of fun,
Ice cream, etc, etc.
At special term of the county
court, held Saturday, A. J. Beets
was adjudged insane and sent to
St Joseph, Saturday night. Cause
of insanity, religious enthusiasm.
Lieut.. P. NJ. B. Travis has been
transferred, with his regiment, the
llth Init, from Fort Sully, Oak,
to Madison Barracks, Sackett's
Harbor, New York.
The Poultry Show this fall will
be the finest and most extensive
ever held in North Missouri. Al
the prominent breeders in til e
state will have birds on exhibi,
ton.
Elder Ely received a telegram
Monday morning, that his brother
who went to Kansas, in the early
spring, was not expected to live
he started TO his brothers bedside
at dice. We learn later that his
brother died Monday morning.
Mr.. J. A. Neither of Moberly,whc
has long been one of the mos
efficient conductors of the Wabasl
Western, was recently promoted
to the responsible position Of
train master for the twenty-eightE
district.
Elder A. Russell will begin s
meeting at Willmathville the Sat
urday preceding the first Sunday
mAugust. The meeting will be
continued over Sunday and per.
haps longer if sufficient interest is
manifested.
Mr. Godfrey Sprang recently
brought to this office a bunch o.
wheat, containing AZ stalks each
one with a large well filled head
that thu had grown from one grain
There is little use to think o.
beating this ecord. Mr.. Sprang':
wheat crop is very fine this sea
son.
Our merchants have been con-
siderably annoyed by having thei,
watering pals, kept for the &C
commodation of customers, carried
on and never returned, one firm
having lost no less that five pals
pne OF the aggrieved parties, il
Uehaif OF all interested, fires
poeuc volley at these marauders
.nls week, which will, no doubt
p put an end to further depreciation
On watprinor no;ls